Volume 33, Number 33, August 18, 2006
History As Drama: The Transit of a ‘Cold War’ Liberal
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Lyndon LaRouche comments on a review of Richard Hofstadter: An Intellectual Biography, by David S. Brown. “It was the ‘consensus’ Liberalism of Hofstadter’s generation,” LaRouche writes, “which allowed our nation to be lured into that echo of the Peloponnesian War which was the U.S. War in Indo-China. It was the so-called ‘Cold War Liberalism’ which infected the relatively advantaged spawn of the ‘White Collar’ and ‘Organization Man’ generation, and which has, thus, given the world the asymmetric-warfare nightmare now spreading from the former nightmare of the Indo-China war, into, and beyond the cockpits of Southwest Asia today.”
Strategic Studies
In These New York Times: President George W. Nero
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
“The U.S.A.’s now proverbial President George W. Nero has not actually even earned the dignity of bearing the blame for the catastrophe which his actions have already unleashed upon Trans-Atlantic society as a whole.”
In Your Guts, You Know He’s Nuts
by Jeffrey Steinberg
LaRouche Offers Qualified Endorsement of UN Res. 1701
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Russian General: LaRouche Is Right; Financial Oligarchy Is Behind This War
by Rachel Douglas
Documentation: Excerpts from an article by Gen. Col. L.G. Ivashov, president of the Academy of Geopolitical Studies.
Lyndon LaRouche on Rense Show: ‘We’re in Asymmetric Warfare, So Only Political Solutions Can Succeed’
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Bush on the Ceiling, But Off the Wall
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Book review of Bush on the Couch—Inside the Mind of the President, by Justin Frank. M.D.
Economics
Why Industrial Management Has Failed: Auto and Air Industry in the Pit
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Lyndon LaRouche provides conceptual guidance to a team of young adults working on the generation of computer animations to illustrate the actual universal physical principles of economics—not incompetent “benchmarking.”
Engineering Services Offshore: Globalist Pipe Dream: Everything Offshore
by Marcia Merry Baker
Report from Ground Zero: Smoke Rising from Loudoun Housing Bubble
by L. Wolfe
Capital Investments Plunging in Germany
by Lothar Komp
Wal-Mart Has To Be Exposed—Always
by Rainer Apel
Book Reviews
Bush on the Ceiling, But Off the Wall
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Bush on the Couch—Inside the Mind of the President, by Justin A. Frank, M.D.
Interview
Gov. Peter Otunuya Odili, M.D.
Dr. Odili is governor of Rivers State, Nigeria, in the Niger Delta region. The second-largest oil-producing state, it is the heart of the nation’s hydrocarbon deposits, and is known as the “treasure base” of the nation.
National
With the Lieberman Defeat, Rohatyn’s DLC is Doomed
by Nancy Spannaus
Bush-lover Joe Lieberman’s defeat in the Connecticut Democratic primary has thrown a monkey-wrench into the efforts of the Democratic Leadership Council to stage a comeback before the November Congressional elections.
LYM Takes Anti-Fascist Battle to Rohatyn’s Home Turf in NYC
by Matthew Ogden
Rumsfeld, General Abizaid Admit: We Face ‘Asymmetric and Irregular Warfare’
by William F. Wertz, Jr.
From a hearing of the Senate Armed Services Committee on Aug. 3.
Hagel: We Need a Regional Security Conference
Investigation
The Henry Jackson Society: Would-Be Fascist World Rule
by Scott Thompson and Michele Steinberg
The Henry Jackson Society, newly launched in the United Kingdom, can be viewed as the relocated form of the Project for a New American Century, which went out of business in July. A roster of Round Table British imperial oligarchs joins with American neo-cons, in what might be better called the Project for an Anglo-American Century.
International
Juárez’s Challenge: ‘The People That Wishes To Be Free, Shall Be So’
by Gretchen Small
Mexican Presidential contender Andrés Manuel López Obrador is receiving the support of the LaRouche Youth Movement, as well as American civil rights heroine Amelia Boynton Robinson.
Honor Legacy of Juárez
by Amelia Boynton Robinson
EIR Team in Nigeria: Infrastructure Takes Root in Niger Delta
by Lawrence K. Freeman
Nigeria Needs All Types of Industry
by Summer Shields
Large Infrastructure Key to Nigeria’s Future
An interview with Gov. Peter Otunuya Odili.
French State Wants To Silence Presidential Candidate Cheminade
Israeli Peace Groups: Stop This Accursed War
Departments
Report From Germany
by Rainer Apel
Wal-Mart Has To Be Exposed—Always.
Editorial
The Crash of 2006
Correction
Last week’s EIR misdated the source for “The LaRouche Doctrine” for peace Southwst Asia, in a footnote on page 11. It actually appeared in EIR of April 30, 2004. The document is also available at www.larouchepub.com.
